Memory Grid trains your working memory — the part of your brain that holds information for short periods while you use it. You watch a pattern light up on a 4×4 grid, then tap it from memory. Each round adds more cells to remember.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Memory Grid test?
It tests your visual working memory — how many grid positions you can hold in mind simultaneously. Most people can hold 5–7 items at once.
How many rounds are there?
There are 5 rounds. The number of cells to remember increases each round: 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7.
How is the score calculated?
Your score is the percentage of cells you tapped correctly across all 5 rounds. A perfect game means tapping all 25 cells correctly.
How can I improve my memory?
Try to group cells into patterns or shapes rather than memorising individual positions. Regular practice, sleep, and reducing stress all improve working memory.